Off The Record: The Rise of Asians in Entertainment (ft. Walter Hong)

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Special Thanks to Our Guest & Friend:
Walter Hong
• Instagram: / yellowsheki
Cast:
• Hosted by Anthony Lee
• Commentary by: Joe Jitsukawa, Bart Kwan, Nick Dunn, Ryanimay
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[@ALEXTISHII]

Oh, man. I like those 6 guys together, it's f---ing hilarious every single serious conversation converted to funny talking. More of them, once a week, at least. Haha!

[@caivue3314]

He know Blackpink, an man of Culture. Respect!

[@p90p90]

BLACKPINK! Walter a man of culture!

[@DemonFox369]

Music and TV, media entertainment in general. South Korea is killing it. Everything in combination led up to this craze. I wonder if it’s a trend that’ll die down or if this momentum will cement South Korean entertainment globally for a couple years or decades as a household recognizable thing.

[@slightlynsfw]

so Walter is like Tim in Wild n Out, he claps back at the jokes

[@julyfirstz]

Walter is funny af pls bring him more

[@alo6716]

I’ve never heard about Walter but because of the recent videos I’m going to 💯 watch some of his stuff. he seems like a funny dude

[@grandmasterczar4969]

A joke is a joke especially if you’re attending a stand up comedy it’s in the name “COMEDY” , “ COMIC” cancel culture is crazy

[@Devillionaire]

This convo was smart and funny as hell

[@DamnAwesome]

Walter is lit now I watch some of his stand up!

[@pkruez2089]

Walter is a sleeper guest. Skeptical at first but now one of my favorite regulars. Asian Dos Equis Man!

[@jimmymoua]

S. Korea is literally taking over the "pop culture" world. From their food to their music to their cinemas, the little island (compared to other countries) has such a huge grasp on the world's balls

[@greciaaldama5566]

Ahjussi blink🤣

[@ShahidR82]

I think the word joe is looking for is facetious

[@beybladerookie]

If you search up “the principle’s office with Bart kwan and Walter hong” you’ll find an old funny skit they made

[@TAHMBEG]

AHJUSHI BLINK LMAAOO

[@KevonialJemonathoy]

Parody. The word is parody, Joe.

[@jzajoy1]

or probably caricature

[@hectormendoza5660]

"I feel sorry for you muddah" legendary clap back

[@mzkarma6751]

what's good boyz

[@Abale8883]

AYEEEE BLACKPINK!!!!!

[@petrocruz7695]

whats up

[@umiumidabi]

YAYYY!!! BLINK 🤟

[@sheFEISTY.43110]

Ajusshi BLINK 🤣

[@amaniamiller]

MORE INDONESIANS!

[@alanespindola08]

What happened to their female costars they had very early in this channel?

[@MartyD]

azn pride

[@ajp4320]

Natalie Tran is my favorite she could care less for jknews but I love her

[@jcbauce]

Baby, I know

[@NapQueen96]

Another Australian comedian!

[@niners9485]

Been years since i used to watch her.

[@mynamesjeffhardly]

There's nothing wrong about Asians setting up their own businesses but it does create competition but we can also collab and create an environment for us to thrive. My business won't speak to everyone and if you have something they can support you. Also friendly competition let's the community grow and thrive. Asians work well together.

[@samihiga5968]

😂 we’re you the butt of the joke???

[@gustavomendoza1769]

4.6k views yet 18 comments 262 likes…. What happen to jk

[@DemonFox369]

If you decide to go out, pay money to hear some jokes and enjoy a good evening, you’re probably not expecting to get reminded of bad, past experiences. The people who get offended are connecting what the comic said, with their own trauma. The comic might not be intending harm, but just like how I might find something funny because I can relate to it, or how the comedian jokes based on their life experiences, they find something hurtful because they’ve actually experienced it in a traumatic way. Neither the comic nor the listener are probably in the wrong. If you had to deal with hardship for being gay, you’re probably not gonna be happy when you go see a comedy standup and hear gay jokes. If you were molested as a child, you’re probably gonna be upset if you want to see comedy and hear a molestation joke. You were expecting other (harmless) jokes, not something that trigger your memories. What you think is funny is based on what happened in your life. What you find upsetting works the same exact way.